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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Scientific Revolution Enlighten- ment Political Revolution Cause and Effect Vocabulary 1 Vocabulary 2 100

6. A 100 A process that includes hypothesis, observations, testing, and theory is called?

7. Scientific Method A 100

8. For what scientific theory did Galileo find himself arrested and tried for heresy by Catholic Church authorities? A 200

9. Earth was not the center of the universe A 200

10. The Heliocentric theory states that… A 300

11. The planets of our solar system orbit the sun in circular orbits A 300

12. A scientific tool (innovation) that was most important to Copernicus, Kepler, and Galileo? A 400

13. Telescope A 400

14. The inventor of the Scientific Method A 500

15. Francis Bacon A 500

16. The name of a principle of government in which power is divided among multiple branches to prevent abuse of power B 100

17. Separation of Powers B 100

18. Voltaire’s quote “I disapprove of what you say but I defend to the death your right to say it” reflects which Enlightenment idea? B 200

19. Freedom of Speech B 200

20. Of the following five philosophers – Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau, Montesqueiu, Voltaire – which one had the lowest opinion of human social responsibility B 300

21. Hobbes B 300

22. Of the following – the primary the cause of the revolutions in the era we studied: New ways of thinking about peoples’ rights and responsibilities of government The discovery that the earth was not the center of the universe The belief that citizens are willing to give up rights in return for safety Hobbes’s belief that people were cruel, greedy and selfish B 400

23. New ways of thinking about peoples’ rights and responsibilities of government B 400

24. One of the most influential philosophers reflected in the Declaration of Independence: “natural rights”; “revolution is acceptable if the government fails to protect individual rights & freedoms B 500

25. John Locke B 500

26. First in the “Age of Revolutions” – the one that first influenced those that followed C 100

27. American Revolution C 100

28. Inspired by the American Revolution – this one took a bloody turn C 200

29. French Revolution C 200

30. A series of revolutions in this region caused by the policy of Encomienda C 300

31. Latin America C 300

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33. Who was Toussant L’Overture C 400

34. A revolutionary leader who successfully led a slave revolt and gained independence for Haiti C 400

35. Name the leading classes of the 1 st, 2 nd and 3 rd Estates C 500

36. 1 st Estate – Priests 2 nd Estate – Nobility 3 rd Estate – Peasants or Bourgeoisie C 500

37. One or more causes of the American Revolution D 100

38. Taxation without representation Unfair trade restrictions Limitations on individual rights D 100

39. French form of government prior to the French Revolution D 200

40. Absolute Monarchy D 200

41. Which of the following describes the Napoleonic Code– A system of laws A moral philosophy A secret language D 300

42. A system of laws D 300

43. Which of the following was not a consequence of the French Revolution: Social mobility Preservation of the Estate System Napoleonic Code Citizen army Religious tolerance D 400

44. Preservation of the Estate System D 400

45. The American Declaration of Independence inspired what similar document during the French Revolution D 500

46. “Declaration of the Rights of Man” D 500

47. A group of tested ideas commonly considered correct E 100

48. Theory E 100

49. Sudden peaceful or violent change E 200

50. Revolution E 200

51. A fair and objective attitude towards people, ideas, or practices E 300

52. Tolerance E 300

53. Moral, legal, or ethical principles E 400

54. Rights E 400

55. A binding agreement or obligation E 500

56. Contract E 500

57. A system of principles or thought based on study or investigation F 100

58. Philosophy F 100

59. Written or unwritten political principles by which a nation is governed F 200

60. Constitution F 200

61. To instruct or to share knowledge F 300

62. Enlighten F 300

63. Sound judgment or good sense used in forming inferences or conclusions F 400

64. Reason F 400

65. The effects or results of something occurring earlier F 500

66. Consequences F 500

67. The Final Jeopardy Category is: Types of Government Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

68. Match the type of government below with its description Click on screen to continue 1. Democracy 2. Oligarchy 3. Monarchy 4. Theocracy A. Rule by a religious elite B. Rule by a small powerful group C. Rule based on popular choice D. Rule by a single powerful figure who is unelected

69. Click on screen to continue 1. Democracy (C) 2. Oligarchy (B) 3. Monarchy (D) 4. Theocracy (A)

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